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Old 12-04-2006, 11:53 PM
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Question Will this cam pass CA smog?

Hi, I was wondering if this cam will pass CA smog? I'm putting this cam in my 99 ls1 TA M6 and i'm going to use my stock heads with comp 918 springs and maybe using the BBK intake manifold. Here are the cam specs:Grind Number# HR-279-CSB equivalent of GM's 'Hot Cam' part# 24502586:

Valve Setting:

IN./Hyd.

EX./Hyd.

RPM Operating Range:

1800 to 6600

Duration:

Advertised IN./.275 EX./.287

@.050" IN./218 EX./228

Valve Lift:

1.7 Rocker: IN./.558 EX./.558

Sprins: LS6 or equivalent

Lobe Sep. Angle:

IN./116

EX./116


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With a GOOD tune, it should pass.
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^^^what he said
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You should get a bigger cam. Search the western forum and you will get plenty there. There are guys passing smog with 224/224, 228/228, 228/230 etc... The reason i say go with a bigger cam is because i have the 224/224 and if i did not have to worry about smog then i would have went with the ms4 or something bigger. That cam that you have is slightly bigger than stock and you will not feel verry much of a difference. Just my advice.
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he is right but i didnt want to rain on ur parade
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You will not find verry many people on here who really care for the hotcams.
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Yea thats a baby cam, I went with the TR224 the first time with high flow cats, no problem with smog. I hear people going with a TR226 and still passing. That cam your using is a waste of time and money IMO...

Then that BBK is another issue too, do some research on that one, havent heard to many good reviews about it. My buddy had one and got rid of it within two weeks & he was the 3rd owner, im not sure of the reason.

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I have heard mixed reviews about the bbk intake. There is a guy on here who ported it and had good things to say about it. But i would not get it just because of heat soak reasons. But if you already have it then i would not worry about it.




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